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chunkyfrog wrote:I certainly hope "out" was a little typo---a birthday is a lousy time to camp out on the throne.

Yeah, typo and I missed it. I am out in the boonies but I do have indoor plumbing.
I try to watch for typos but as you know ...since out is correct spelling of a word it didn't know that I meant "our".
Fingers and brain sometimes get cross ways.

I suggest an extra drink to your health.
It won't fix anything, but warms the spirit--and other parts, as well.

Pugsy wrote:Thanks so much everyone.

I ended up having an especially good steak dinner last night and the bad weather seemed to just skirt where I live last night.
It was a bit ugly 4 or 5 miles from us in several directions but at out house it wasn't too bad.

I never even noticed it until it was mentioned. I bet few did or cared.

Her weather was a bit worse than mine.
We both live in "tornado alley", so you never know which bad storm will really SUCK,
Even if your house keeps together, there is always the possibility of power outages and inconvenient water.
Anyone can be at risk anywhere--our empathy underscores our humanity.

chunkyfrog wrote:Her weather was a bit worse than mine.
We both live in "tornado alley", so you never know which bad storm will really SUCK,
Even if your house keeps together, there is always the possibility of power outages and inconvenient water.
Anyone can be at risk anywhere--our empathy underscores our humanity.

I meant that she typed the word "out" instead of our. IMO it's a silly thing to call attention to.

Happy Birthday! Thanks for your kindness and ongoing willingness to assist. Most appreciated.

"Our" house and "out" house are waaay different places--makes us country folk giggle.
"Where's the Monkey Ward Catalog? Grampa used the last pages of the Alden's"

When our oldest daughter was about a year old, we visited my in-laws farm. They still had an out side toilet. Our daughter thought it was so much fun to go use it, she kept asking to go every hour or so. She was potty trained by the time we left the farm. When it came time to potty train out second, daughter, we took her there for a week and had her trained before we left. The old farm house burned down and they built new with an inside bathroom, so potty training our last daughter took a little longer.

Alittle late but: Happy Birthday Pugsy

Nice you had a good day.

Rosie

Late, but a hearty HAPPY BIRTHDAY, PUGSY. You've been a wonderful helper on this website! I'm sure you've SAVED LIVES!!! Blessings to you!

Pugsy has been an incredible help to me and thousands of others with her superb knowledge, compassion and ability to communicate effectively.

I had a malfunctioning DreamStation when I was on vacation in Florida and she provided expert advice on a recommended technical service and I had a new machine shipped to me on warranty in very short order.

AcedDublB wrote:Pugsy has been an incredible help to me and thousands of others with her superb knowledge, compassion and ability to communicate effectively.

I had a malfunctioning DreamStation when I was on vacation in Florida and she provided expert advice on a recommended technical service and I had a new machine shipped to me on warranty in very short order.

If Pugsy were to copy these stories of the problems we've confronted, she could author a book for people who don't have access to a computer. Not only could she help even more people, she could make money from the sales. She really is a living angel.

Guest wrote:You were the first to welcome me when I joined. Happy Birthday.

Glad to see that guests were allowed to post in this thread.
Belated Happy B-Day to you Pugsy!